Introducing a new cannula: a versatile cannula for use with the machine and with the syringe

Bruno, Giuseppe; Faivre, Jacques

doi:10.1007/bf00196443

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“…At the end of the operation, we sutured the surgical wound with a nylon stitch. The whole leg was finally coated with a particular kind of sheath (worn from 4 to 6 weeks) [3][4][5].…”

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Lipoplastics of Legs: Our Experience with a New Cannula Compared with Classical Technique

Bruno¹,

Abbiati²,

Amadei³

2000

Aesth. Plast. Surg.

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The Authors compare the results obtained between two groups of patients suffering from leg lipodystrophy, who were subjected to a reducing lipoplasty. In the first group, surgeons made use of a new sort of cannula, deprived of the classical grip, whereas in the second group, they employed the traditional probe. The best results, achieved with the first group, prove this new operating system is really effective, particularly on legs, for the following reasons: (1) Higher precision and better control of the instrument (2) Swan-neck cannula abolition (3) Opportunity to operate with both hands (4) Halved operating time (5) No tiredness after the operation.

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“…At the end of the operation, we sutured the surgical wound with a nylon stitch. The whole leg was finally coated with a particular kind of sheath (worn from 4 to 6 weeks) [3][4][5].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…1). So, there is the opportunity to connect the cannula, simply and quickly, to both the liposuction device and the syringe [3]. This new grip makes the applied strength direction and the cannula to be parallel to each other.…”

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Lipoplastics of Legs: Our Experience with a New Cannula Compared with Classical Technique

Bruno¹,

Abbiati²,

Amadei³

2000

Aesth. Plast. Surg.

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Introducing a new cannula: a versatile cannula for use with the machine and with the syringe

Abstract: Summary.A new liposuction cannula which can be used both with the syringe and with the machine has been produced by the author.

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Lipoplastics of Legs: Our Experience with a New Cannula Compared with Classical Technique

Lipoplastics of Legs: Our Experience with a New Cannula Compared with Classical Technique

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